I want to remove the outlines from Pokemon Moon, but I don't want to change the cartridge. Is it at all possible for me to use the saves on my physical copy on a digital copy? Sorry for noobish question/thread.
I want to remove the outlines from Pokemon Moon, but I don't want to change the cartridge.
Well this option also exist, and least it was mentioned, glad someone didn't forget. Seem like everyone else here just try to avoid eshop at all cost when they suddenly get a9lh systems.There is an app in the eShop that does that.
Well this option also exist, and least it was mentioned, glad someone didn't forget. Seem like everyone else here just try to avoid eshop at all cost when they suddenly get a9lh systems.
I'll add more options, Besides JKSM.
The fbi installer can also export and import save data. Also another app called SVDT does the same, but i guess not many people use it as much as JKSM, i never used it since i always use fbi installer. So there some options.
Well this option also exist, and least it was mentioned, glad someone didn't forget. Seem like everyone else here just try to avoid eshop at all cost when they suddenly get a9lh systems.
I'll add more options, Besides JKSM.
The fbi installer can also export and import save data. Also another app called SVDT does the same, but i guess not many people use it as much as JKSM, i never used it since i always use fbi installer. So there some options.
You can't "change the cartridge", there's a reason it's called a ROM.I want to remove the outlines from Pokemon Moon, but I don't want to change the cartridge
My point was just to give options. I dunno how bad SVDT has been compared to fbi or JKSM, i only use FBI installer. Since we use it anyway for installing cia files, it make sense to me cause you would have to install another cia just to manage saves, having homebrew installed as cia means less room for games to be installed, fbi also manage NDS save data, i don't remember JKSM having that function.Personally I'd advise not using SVDT as it's quite unstable and old, JKSM is most ideal to refer
Thanks for this, I knew the meaning of ROM but I did not know that it means you cannot change a cart.You can't "change the cartridge", there's a reason it's called a ROM.
Read Only Memory
Thanks for this, I knew the meaning of ROM but I did not know that it means you cannot change a cart.
Question. If I have the save file from a physical game can I pick up where I left off if I use it for the same game same region but as a CIA file? If so how do I do it?
actually carts come with ExHeadr (the title) ExeFS (executable file system for saves) and RomFS (rom aka the game)You can't "change the cartridge", there's a reason it's called a ROM.
Read Only Memory
Which are all stored on the rom chip (with the exception of card2 games that use a different type of chip that can set specific regions to read only and leave others as writable for storing the saves)actually carts come with ExHeadr (the title) ExeFS (executable file system for saves) and RomFS (rom aka the game)
.....no it's the excitable code section....like a exe on a pc doesn't ever have to change itself, it's just means it's code to be runso for some reason an executable filesystem would be stored on a "read only" memory chip? what reason would that be?
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im pretty sure thats not how read only memory works .3.
"you changed youre message well no complaints now".....no it's the excitable code section....like a exe on a pic doesn't ever have to change itself, it's just means it's code to be run
And no as I mentioned card2 games (which is only about 8 titles which are mostly Pokémon) use a nand chip with specific regions locked to read only
indeed. as theres no reason to confuse someone who stumbles the thread. also -follows-.....no it's the excitable code section....like a exe on a pc doesn't ever have to change itself, it's just means it's code to be run
And no as I mentioned card2 games (which is only about 8 titles which are mostly Pokémon) use a nand chip with specific regions locked to read only
Edit: ok now you edited this time